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Meanings of most benevolent in English

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Usage of most benevolent in English
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The commutation of pensions was an experiment of the most benevolent intention.
Canada and the Canadians, Vol. 1
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To this end, he treated the Swedish officers in the most benevolent manner.
The Memoirs of General Baron de Marbot
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You are not only the most beneficent, but the most benevolent of human beings.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
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There really is nothing whatsoever that the cleverest and most benevolent person could suggest.
The Open Air
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His father and mother are grand-andwhat is rather better, most benevolent-peoplein Philadelphia.
The Life and Letters of Maria Edgeworth, Volume 2
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Our high-minded leader, who on his most benevolent day is still worse than Vader.
Star Wars: Tarkin
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Her father was the richest, most influential man in the county, and the most benevolent.
Saxe Holm's Stories / First Series
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Alexander was still brimming over with the best and most benevolent intentions towards every one.
Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 15
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She wrote: The Queen is dreadfully changed-mostsad, but with the gentlest, most benevolent smile.
Queen Victoria, her girlhood and womanhood
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But one of our most benevolent captain-generals provided us with an imported population of niggers.'
Phantom Fortune, a Novel
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Work is hard to find; by far the largest and most benevolent employer is the state.
The new yorker
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His race is entitled to be called the most benevolent of all the races of men.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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His tone suggests he is a most benevolent god but of this particular petitioner he disapproves.
The Irish Times
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And the manufacturer, from his position, needs to be the most benevolent man of the two.
Thrift
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I put on my sword and fixings and reported to Captain Paine, who was most benevolent.
World's War Events Volume 3 / Beginning with the departure of t...
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These words were uttered in the most benevolent manner; and as he resumed his seat, he added,-
Caught in the Net
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